NUDE PICTURES: Actress Chidera Hits Back At Bloggers

It’s no longer news that upcoming actress and video vixen, Chidera Adiele had unclad pregnant photos all over the internet.

The unclad photos drew a lot of negative comments from people online who couldn’t understand the logic behind her actions.

Chidera has now reacted to the criticism.

You can read her reaction below: –

Rev Reinhard Bonnke’s Responds To A Question On Homosexuality

The popular evangelist shared his thoughts following the recent legalisation of gay marriage in the US. See screen shot below.

Buhari Officially Resumes At Aso Villa

President Muhamadu Buhari Being Received At Aso Rock 

President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday resumed in his office inside the Presidential Villa, Abuja, for the first time since he was inaugurated on May 29.

Shortly after arriving his office, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo joined him.

As Osinbajo was trekking the long distance from his office to that of the President, some State House workers were seen exchanging pleasantries with him.

Buhari and Osinbanjo thereafter met with some of their top aides.

While the meeting was ongoing, service chiefs also arrived at the premises to meet with the President.

Buhari finally relocated to the Villa on Sunday barely three days after his wife, Aisha, relocated.

Ambode Stops Toll Collection On Second Lekki-Epe Expressway

The Governor of Lagos State, Akinwunmi Ambode, has assured residents that tolls will not be collected at the second toll point on the Lekki- Epe Expressway.

Ambode made the remark at an interactive session with journalists at the Banquet Hall of the Lagos House, Ikeja, a statement said on Sunday.

The governor, in the statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Habib Aruna, said his concern was ensuring the completion of the road.

He said, “We must start thinking of the future concerning that road. We said we will have an International Airport in Epe, and an Export Processing Zone in Lekki and a Deep Seaport also in Lekki.

Jonathan Absorption of 530 Aides Into Civil Service Unsettles Civil Servants

THE crisis in the federal civil service appeared to have worsened with career civil servants protesting against the absorption of 530 aides and cronies of former President Goodluck Jonathan into the civil service in the last days of the past administration.

The new recruits into the service were also said to have been installed in high positions, from assistant directors upward.

Already, six deputy directors in the federal civil service are in court to protest against the manner the last promotion examination to directors’ level was handled by the Federal Civil Service Commission.

The FCSC released the list of newly-promoted directors in October 2014.

The six aggrieved deputy directors – Dr. John Magbadelo, Mrs. Ada Ihechukwu Madubuike, Mrs. Ganiat Ayodele, Mr. Olusegun Oginni, Mrs. Janet Ayorinde and Mr. Otajele Musa – filed an action at the National Industrial Court on March 26, 2015 to question the exercise.

Ajaokuta Steel Complex Needs Dilverance From ‘Demons’ – Speaker Dogara

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr. Yakubu Dogara, said on Wednesday that the multi-billion dollars Ajaokuta Steel Complex in Kogi State might be bogged down by demons and requires special prayers for it to deliver on its set objectives.

He expressed his concerns when members of the Kogi State caucus in the House paid him a visit.

“I don’t know if there are demons besetting that place that is making things difficult to work out there.

“Apart from hoping that things will change in that place, I also feel we should employ prayers for the complex to be restored.

Winners pastor Abduced during prayers in Calabar

THE Senior Resident Pastor of Winners Chapel, along IBB Way in Calabar, Cross River State, Mr. Seyi Adekunle, was on Saturday, abducted by yet-to-be identified kidnappers, who stormed the church premises around 8pm.

The development created confusion among members of the church, who had gathered at the church to pray for the success of the Sunday service.

The confusion, according to an eyewitness, stemmed from the fact that the church is located next to the headquarters of the Airport Division of the Nigeria Police in Calabar, but it took officers and men of the division 30 minutes to arrive at the church after they were contacted for an emergency.